Search:

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My Grandfather used to shoot any snake he came across. His saying was "if it doesn't have rattles...it's a Cobra."

If you run out of grits, salt works pretty good.

Shades of Elmer Keith!

You might call these guys

https://www.gunadapters.com/

https://gunadapter.com/

These guys might have it

https://trackofthewolf.com/Search.aspx?search=Sights

Try this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC8jnSaCqxY

If you really want to crank 'em out, try Mountain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbP4qf8PjfI

These guys have some.
Scroll down

https://everygunpart.com/handgun-kits/revolver.html?manufacturer=71

Probably a normal linen paper. This is some pretty heavyweight stuff.

I use this:

https://www.buffaloarms.com/9-pound-onion-skin-paper-patch-pppaper.html

Info from Paramount:

https://www.tvguide.com/news/yellowstone-season-5-part-2-returns-when-ending-teaser-everything-else-to-know/

JD, I used JB Weld to stick iron sights on an 88 about 20 years ago.
Still there even after getting bumped a few times.

Amen to that. By the way, if you chop 'em up, roll them in flour, salt, pepper and paprika...a few seconds in a hot frying pan, they taste pretty good.....watch out for bones.
Like my Grand Dad...

FDA says don't use it
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/do-not-use-black-salve-dangerous-and-called-many-names

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This patient suffered the loss of his left naris (nostril) and...

12 ga loaded with grits or cream of wheat.

Probably vampire rounds :-P

38 Special bear defense load?.......

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Here's some parts:

https://everygunpart.com/long-guns-kits/shotguns/single-shot.html?manufacturer=450

I have cousin in Arkansas that was having reception problems. He tossed a long wire way up into a pine tree and connected it to the antenna input.
Worked like a charm.

There's some data on this page

https://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/the-375-socom-handloading-challenge/470386

Try a hollow base slug. It should expand and take the rifiling.
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There's always the 22/378 :-|

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When I was a kid, every baker in town would buy it from hunters. It makes the lightest, flakiest pastries around.

You can use shortened 45-70 brass also.